Hey guys, I have a spring over and am currently looking at different methods for the Hysteer converson. Basically not happy with the current setup and looking at alternatives.
So far have seen the snake racing and Superior Eng options was wondering if there were any others out there?
Thanks in Advance
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Hysteer for early FJ40 cruiser
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Hysteer for early FJ40 cruiser
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Just rang them and they say they don't, thanks for the post though75 cruser wrote:dobbin engineering has a high steer kit as well
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What aren't you happy with ??Busiboy wrote:Hey guys, I have a spring over and am currently looking at different methods for the Hysteer converson. Basically not happy with the current setup and looking at alternatives.
So far have seen the snake racing and Superior Eng options was wondering if there were any others out there?
Thanks in Advance
It is currently hysteer but it isn't right, it is made up of steering ocmponents and doesn't exactly sit the way it should, it works but I think I am much more likely to shear the bolts off and lose steering in the scrub.
Just looking for a hysteer option, I have the hilux disc brake conversion so I think I can now look at hilux hysteer options but i am going to have tie rod issues as it was shortened to make the current set up work.
Buying a made rock rod will fix this mostly I think but it looks like no matter which way I go I will have to do this unless someone can point me to a shopping list of parts that will make it work.
So far I think I am up for about 1500 ish to get everythign I need, althought the US components are a lot cheaper and shipping might make that work better. Only reason that will work is cause of teh Hilux discs.
Any gurus are welcome to help me out.
BBefore anyone asks, I paid someone to do the disc front end for me and I can't remember what the exact way it was done.
Just looking for a hysteer option, I have the hilux disc brake conversion so I think I can now look at hilux hysteer options but i am going to have tie rod issues as it was shortened to make the current set up work.
Buying a made rock rod will fix this mostly I think but it looks like no matter which way I go I will have to do this unless someone can point me to a shopping list of parts that will make it work.
So far I think I am up for about 1500 ish to get everythign I need, althought the US components are a lot cheaper and shipping might make that work better. Only reason that will work is cause of teh Hilux discs.
Any gurus are welcome to help me out.
BBefore anyone asks, I paid someone to do the disc front end for me and I can't remember what the exact way it was done.
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Contact Chris at Trail Gear they will be able to sort you out with everything you need. And at a realistic price.
Contact Chris at Trail Gear they will be able to sort you out with everything you need. And at a realistic price.
We make a set as well, and tie rods, tie rod ends, draglinks, jam nuts IFS pitman adapters etc
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